Survey planned of two routes in Mobile Baldwin Highway
The Mobile Baldwin Highway Association formed at the Cawthon Hotel plans incorporation as a non profit sharing body with 5 dollar annual membership. An engineer will survey two proposed routes from Magazine Point to Blakely Island with a Spanish river bridge and Tensaw ferry or a Mobile river ferry from Government street to Blakely Island and Spanish Fort.
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Cawthon Hotel
Mobile- Baldwin Highway Association
J. Bester Robertson
Magazine Point
Blakely Island
Spanish River
Tensaw
Mobile River
Government Street
Spanish Fort
Mobile
Baldwin Counties
Lerio Turpen tine Cup Company sued over workplace injuries
Two suits totaling 5500 were filed in the law and equity court Wednesday against the Lerio Turpen tine Cup Company. Marvin Elliott, a minor, seeks 3000 for a left thumb loss on November 28, and Julius Franz seeks 2500 for a thumb loss on November 26. Both allege injury from defective machinery or plant.
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Law and Equity
Lerio Turpentine Cup Company
Marvin Elliott
Julius Franz
Franz
Fifth German war loan tops ten billion marks
A Berlin dispatch reports complete statistics for the fifth war loan show a total of 10,698,994,990 marks. The announcement comes as Amsterdam via London circulates the figures reflecting Germanys war financing.
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Associated Press
Amsterdam
London
Berlin
Shivar Mineral Water claims cure for rheumatism
Rheumatism is advertised as completely washed out of the system by Shivar Mineral Water with a money-back guarantee. The ad promises tasty water at a low cost and delivery anywhere via mobile distributors by Van Antwerp Drug Corp. Phone them.
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van Antwerp Drug Corp
Lotz Dies of Wounds in Aberdeen Shooting
William Lotz a Aberdeen garage owner died from gunshot wounds suffered during an automobile ride with Clifford Tyler who was charged with murder and jailed. Minnie Brown who was wounded is expected to recover officials said. The shooting occurred near Aberdeen Mississippi.
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Associated Press
Aberdeen
Miss
William Lotz
Clifford Tyler
Tyler
Minnie Brown
Harbor Board Delays Action On Port Improvement Plans
At yesterday’s state harbor board meeting, members pressed for decisive steps on port improvements amid demands from the public and government. The discussion cited delay due to unsettled plans and a Mr. Taylor request to wait for his return, with a motion to defer definite action until December 28.
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State Harbor Board
Blair
Maurice Forchheimer
Mr. Blair
United States
R. W. Taylor
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Cochrane
Rich
Nesbitt
J. Rich
Sisal price raised three cents per pound
American rope and twine makers were notified of a 3 cent per pound sisal price increase by the sisal regulating commission. Reduced visible supply results from Yucatan storms damaging crops and hindering transport, and a labor shortage in sisal districts is noted.
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New York
Sisal Regulating Commission
Yucatan
Shippers Oppose Railroad Plan on Reconsigning Cars
Washington officials and railroad and shipping representatives ended a first session divided over curtailing the reconsignment privilege. Shippers oppose penalties of 3 to 7 dollars per car. railroads favor stricter penalties to curb in transit and post destination reconsignments blamed for car shortages and higher living costs.
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Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
G. W. Anderson
United States
Boston
Galling Sent to 60 Days for Petit Larceny in Recorder Court
George Galling was jailed 60 days after Diamond Nick testified Galling stole 100 pounds of fresh fish. Prohibition cases were decided with fines and discharges, including Leroy Pugh six months hard labor for bicycle theft and Willie Harris fined 25 or 25 days for disorderly conduct after using vile language near the Battle House.
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George Galling
D. H. Edington
Diamond Nick
Galling
R. J. Elmer
Louis Wagner
Meyer Mitchell
J. G. Friedhoff
M. Latakos
J. A. Torrance
Sam Smol
Prohibition violations lead to fines and continuances
In inferior court R E Badger pleaded guilty for violating the prohibition law, paying a $50 fine and costs. Other cases were continued for December 30 and January 6. Gambling and vagrancy offenses drew short penalties. In city court Charles Stanley received two years hard labor for assault to murder and Albert Logan ten days for assault and battery.
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R. E. Badger
Inferior Criminal Court
David Jarrelds
Sylvester Andrews
Alex Dixon
John T. McEvoy
Ed Slater
Charley Parnell
Dick Young
Ethel May Rivers
Irene Nelson
Charles Stanley
Albert Logan
Law and Equity Court Docket Law Side Berney Summary
Court entries show DuPont DeNemours Powder Co versus W J Waterman with a plaintiff verdict of 289.78. Rinehart & Bro versus CG Vv Shoub verdict for plaintiff 175.81. M L Davis versus Mc Williams Lumber Co verdict for plaintiff 312.14. Archie Williams administrator versus Lindsey Lumber and Export Co default with leave to prove damages. Laurendine administrator versus L N R R Co demurrers sustained. Thursday calls Schubert Piano Co versus Rhoda Gayle H L Graham versus H H Mechlin First National Bank versus Geo Brue J C OConnell versus National Surety Co Gulf Shingle versus B A Allen.
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Law and Equity Court
Law Side—Berney
DuPont DeNemours Powder Co
W. J. Waterman
Rinehart & Bro
P. B. Laurendine
Admr
Schubert Piano Co
Rhoda Gayle
H. L. Graham
B. A. Allen
Chancery Court notices set for December 21
Smith chancellor presides over multiple chancery actions with motions for reference and affidavits. Cases include Blalack v Blalack with motion for reference and various petitions and removals, along with submissions on register's report and quash services in Southern Industrial Association matter.
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Chancery Court
Smith
Macie Blalack
John Blalack
Ebien Johnson
James H. Hudson
Thomas L. Cook
Mobile Towing & Wrecking Co
Fremont Thrower, Jr
Nellie G. Thrower
May Rowland
Charles H. Rowland
John H. Durham
Sallie B
Erbert Francis Spaulding
Tracey Spaulding
Marriage licenses issued by probate court on Wednesday
The probate court issued licenses including White Erastus Shelby Barnett and Edith Marie Thompson, Aubrey D Steadman and Mary A Byrd, Andrew T Dees and Bessie E Freeland, Jesse B Hatchett and Ora Bell Davis. Colored Harry N Alexander and Naomi Moore, Edmund Bush and Alice Gould, Leona Levy and 5inson.
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Erastus Shelby Barnett
Edith Marie Thompson
Aubrey D. Steadman
Mary A. Byrd
Andrew T. Dees
Bessie E. Freeland
Jesse B. Hatchett
Ora Bell Davis
Harry N. Alexander
Naomi FE. Moore
Edmund Bush
Alice H. Gould
Leona, Levy
5Inson
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M.B. Highway
Sue Lerio
I Lotz
Miss Brown
Pillans
Schwarz
Requist
Assodated Press
Empire Theatre Program
Paramount
Dustin Farnum
Peggy Hyland
Antonio Moreno
F. L. Tapia
Recorder’s Court
Cordova
Alabama
Alabama Gulf Oil and Gas Company, Inc
Mobile, Alabama
Peoples Bank Blog
Yours Truly
Alabama Gulf Oil and Gas Co
John W. McAlpine
Mobile, Ala
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